Matical Innovation chooses to open a new office in Málaga, a strategic step in the 2020´s expansion plan
The second most populated city in Andalucía and the only Spanish city in the Top 10 for the best quality of life in Europe, according to Eurobarómetro, Málaga, is positioning itself as the Silicon Valley of Spain.
The Technology Park of Andalusia (PTA) was set up in 1995 and is one of the most important technology centres in southern Europe. Predominant sectors present at PTA are Information Technology (Electronics, Information, Computing and Telecommunications) together with Engineering, Consultancy and Advisory services.
European Commission’s Coronavirus response and research actions
IMI launches €45M coronavirus research call. The call is part of a wider strategy announced by the European Commission to contain the outbreak of COVID-19 The Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI) launched a fast-track call for proposals to speed up the development of new drugs and diagnostics to halt the global outbreak of COVID-19. Researchers can […]
The European Green Deal, a climate – neutral continent by 2050
The Green Deal is expected to have profound consequences for European research and innovation funding. Many of the newly designed calls for proposals will likely be influenced or motivated by this strategy.
26 Millas Matical Team achieved a historic classification for the Spanish Cross Championship
26 Millas Matical achieves a historic classification for the Spanish Cross Championship On February 2nd, the XLI National Cross “San Juan Evangelista” of Sonseca was held, which jointly hosted two important events: the Regional Cross Country Championship by Clubs and the Provincial Championship at School Age. The most important clubs in the region met in […]
European Fund for Structural Investment (the EFSI)
ESFI is targeted towards overcoming the investment gap in the EU by mobilizing private financing for strategic investments in key sectors, including strategic infrastructure such as: digital, transport and energy; education, research, development and innovation; expansion of renewable energy and resource efficiency; and support for smaller businesses and midcap companies.
European Programs in the field of Energy Efficiency and Climate Change
To help achieve its 2020 and longer-term climate and energy objectives, the EU launched two large funding programmes in 2009 to support carbon capture and storage (CCS) and innovative renewables: the European Energy Programme for Recovery (EEPR) and the NER300 programme.